@Xuan_Son_99
I used to think Tinder was just a fun way to meet people... until I had a super sketchy experience that still makes me uneasy. Watching this animation brought back some of those bad vibes. I once matched with someone who seemed normal at first, but the more we talked, the more red flags popped up. The person got weirdly possessive, even though we hadn’t met yet. I blocked them real quick, but it made me realize how easy it is to run into the wrong kind of people online. This video nailed that creepy feeling. Gave me goosebumps.
@doannguyenLeoz1
It’s surprising how a Tinder tale can be so spooky yet utterly fascinating!
@chriWstophercastillo
We can't always put all the blame on one side. Every tragedy is made of two people who both played a part in creating it ! Nice stories MUS
@EEsYouTubeChanel
11:46, bro, I was 100% on your side until you had the tinder. You KNOW you can't be downloading tinder in a relationship, dude. What the hell? I'm not saying any of her behavior is okay at all, she definitely has anxious attachment and a whole plane undercompartment of baggage, but you downloading tinder IS CHEATING and her finding it IS PROOF.
@minhbachnhat4091
everyone expects something from each other... great story telling❤
@dawnrosecrants8919
Two great stories. Emilie was very insecure. Love your channel. 👍❤️
@HQFilmWrap-bd5qi
I love how you show real footage and articles aswell as animated. Clever and very interesting.
@dylanterryrivera79
In the end, both of them were looking for something: Ashley wanted the fairy tale, Doug wanted youth and beauty. They found each other, and it turned into a nightmare. A modern love story, tragic but predictable. My Untold Story, indeed.
@SugarBomb-korea
GREAT STORY !! thank you :hand-pink-waving:
@queencat6756
Absolutely Excellent Stories😻❤
@Frank_Benjamin_Flores
I wonder how many times Doug saw the warning signs too. A man with his background must’ve sensed trouble — but he stayed. Maybe both of them were running from loneliness more than they were running to each other.
@Wayne-Lynn-Hall
It's easy to paint Ashley as the poor, naive victim, but she wasn’t held hostage. She stayed. Time and time again. Red flags don’t mean much when you choose to ignore them, and that’s on her too.
@dennisjosebaker43
Doug being ex-military and a security guy, you’d think he’d be better at reading people. Or maybe he did read her — and still couldn’t resist. Power and experience don’t always stop human weakness, especially when emotions get involved.
@arthurpatrOickortiz
So even a military man isn’t immune to a pretty face, huh? All that discipline and training, yet he still fell for a young girl and lost everything. In the end, blinded by beauty. A fitting end, honestly. Anyway, what a story — My Untold Story, huh
@Vincentfil2910
Absolutely amazing !!!!
@albertjordanmartin47
Everyone sees Ashley as an innocent victim, but honestly – she ignored all the red flags. She chose to stay. At what point does "young and naive" stop being a reason and start being irresponsibility?
@vincentjackrichardson49
Funny how people only see Ashley as the helpless girl in this. Sure, she was young — but old enough to know moving in after a few weeks wasn’t smart. Love can be blinding, but choices are choices. Both of them danced into disaster.
@christopherwatson7
People keep saying Doug was manipulative, but no one wants to aknowledge that Ashley rushed into the relationship too fast. Moving in together just weeks after meeting—wasn’t that her choice? Was it really love at first sight, or just naïveté and poor judgment
@prettychachi
Love the graphics' Wonderful . Good stories thanks for posting .
@MinhNhật-p4n